Prev Close | 58.01 |
Day Low/High | 55.25 / 58.84 |
52 Wk Low/High | 43.85 / 78.19 |
Prev Close | 58.01 |
Day Low/High | 55.25 / 58.84 |
52 Wk Low/High | 43.85 / 78.19 |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 313.17B |
Market Cap | 18.17B |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Western Digital has some improving indicators.
Though there's a pocket or two of softness, cloud capex growth remains pretty strong overall.
We are all struggling to figure out when this rout ends.
For NVDA investors the keys will be performance/outlook for segments such as gaming, and the data center.
I can see this group bottoming a heck of a lot faster than others.
AMD's post-earnings plunge, and Intel's post-earnings gains, arguably serve as a reminder to stay aware of short-term trends as one bets on big long-term changes.
It becomes difficult for me to tell you where to run in these markets...
Add to longs near this key support level.
This tactic provides a good entry into MU at a lower cost basis.
Early bottoming action in WDC has started.
* Tilray is now a sideshow of classic speculative activity - it will likely end badly * Neither go short nor go long * Ignore TLRY and move on, it's a distraction and you may miss other opportunities Henry: (narrating) "And then there was Jimmy Two ...
This is absolutely absurd and consistent with an increasingly irrational and speculative market: Today Tilray has a market cap of over $20 billion. This compares to Western Digital at $17.5 billion, Hartford Financial at $18 billion, to Kellogg at $...
Micron drops as questions are raised about semiconductors' outlook.
Micron Technology, Intel and Lam Research are good buys on this heat in semiconductors.
This group is expected to post second-quarter EPS gains of 30%; here is how to trade it.
It is going to be a rough day, but we can adapt, and win.
Rumors of the PC industry's demise have been greatly exaggerated. And some market segments are seeing healthy growth.
All of this will likely drive more people toward the remaining non-cell semis, data center and social media.
President Trump's weekend tweet about ZTE might prompt Beijing regulators to let the Qualcomm/NXP Semiconductor merger go through.
KLA-Tencor, Microsoft and Intel all report earnings after the close Thursday.
Forward looking valuations, except for Nvidia, are very low.
Latest salvo in China trade war damages tech while higher rates and oil undercut consumer goods and housing.
Compared with Micron, the UBS downgrade of Texas Instruments seems remarkable.
If it weren't for Dropbox this Micron story would be the story of the day.
The whole move up could be erased in a burst of technology stock selling.
It might boost M&A activity.
While flash and DRAM memory makers rose, Intel was held back by talk it may bid for Broadcom.
These names are showing technical characteristics of either bullish or bearish reversal patterns over the past week.